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    Default Clicgear umbrella spacer?

    Hi guys

    Played a round in the rain yesterday and forgot I always hit my head against my umbrella when I attach to my clicgear buggy.

    I'm using a normal golf umbrella and clicgear attachment, but it's a touch too short for me to walk under.

    There is a spacer attachment you can buy, but $20 for a piece of plastic seems a bit over the top.

    Anyone have any suggestions? (besides buying an umbrella with extra long handle).


    Thanks

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    Of top of my head would either be a length of aluminium or engineering plastic solid round.
    Something you could tap into either end.
    But cannot see that being any cheaper in the long run but could get it cut to whatever length you wanted.
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    Agreed, it is designed for midgets

    Quote Originally Posted by keymaster View Post
    Hi guys

    Played a round in the rain yesterday and forgot I always hit my head against my umbrella when I attach to my clicgear buggy.

    I'm using a normal golf umbrella and clicgear attachment, but it's a touch too short for me to walk under.

    There is a spacer attachment you can buy, but $20 for a piece of plastic seems a bit over the top.

    Anyone have any suggestions? (besides buying an umbrella with extra long handle).


    Thanks

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    Are you using the umbrella holder that is supplied with the Clicgear buggy? If so there is an extended version available that also has an adjustable knuckle to change the angle - I use this one and it works fine (I'm 6'1" and like you the supplied one was hopeless as way too short)

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    Buy the extended version ^^ and a longer umbrella. It will cost you more but is well worth the money compared to getting even more annoyed in the rain
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    Quote Originally Posted by nadg63 View Post
    Are you using the umbrella holder that is supplied with the Clicgear buggy? If so there is an extended version available that also has an adjustable knuckle to change the angle - I use this one and it works fine (I'm 6'1" and like you the supplied one was hopeless as way too short)
    Bad enough the buggies are so expensive, then you have to spend heaps more to get the attachments


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    Yep I have this problem also 🙄
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    Only drama I have with using the umbrella attachment is I cannot use my steering knob, does anyone have a solution around this?

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    i tilt the handle a notch or two higher in the rain

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    Thanks guys.

    Seems like the adjustable arm or spacer might be the best goer.

    Tilting the handle is a great idea short term!


 

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